Glitch prioritizes the body as a vessel for feeling into irregularity. Considering glitching as a malfunction of norms, this work considers how felt knowledge serves as a productive indicator of interconnected relationships, fractured memory, intentionally undervalued loss, and the harm of environmental shifts. Playing with intricately timed cueing systems between elements of performance (choreography, materiality, light, and sound), Glitch is haunted by a feeling of simultaneous time.

Glitch will premiere in Portland, Oregon as an evening-length solo in 2026/2027

*Thank you to the Regional Arts and Culture Council for its funding support

Upcoming in-progress performances:

For 2026, I have been an artist-in-residence at New Expressive Works. This June residency performance includes all artist residents showing material developed during our time at NEW.

New Expressive Works Artist Residency Performances June 19-21, 2026, 7:30PM Nightly New Expressive Works, 810 SE Belmont, Portland Tickets

In-progress clips from the rehearsal process for Glitch: